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  • Last Flight

    The Price of the Jungle, #1

    Series Book 1 - The Price of the Jungle
    July 25, 1981. A Douglas DC-3, registration HK-772, takes off from Villavicencio bound for Carurú, deep in Colombia's Vaupés jungle. Nine people and fifteen drums of gasoline are on board. What should have been a routine flight turns to tragedy when a showboating maneuver sends the plane crashing into the treetops.Of the nine on board, five survive. Four never come back.This is the firsthand ... Read more

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  • What Gold Can't Buy

    The Price of the Jungle, #2

    Series Book 2 - The Price of the Jungle
    A young engineer without a degree, without a job, and without a plan walks into an airport terminal — and walks out with a dream that will drag him into the Colombian jungle.After inheriting a modest sum from his uncle's estate, Luis trades the classified ads of Bogotá for the rivers of Vaupés. He builds a metal boat in three pieces to fit inside a cargo DC-3, flies it to one of the most remote ... Read more

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  • Access Denied

    At sixty-five, Aníbal believed he had no surprises left. A lifelong engineer and cybersecurity expert, he'd learned to read danger in systems long before he learned to read it in people. But no certification prepared him for this: his pension keeps shrinking, his daughter is about to start university, and the money he needs to give her that chance simply doesn't exist.To reinvent himself, he does ... Read more

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  • The Announced Siege

    The Price of the Jungle, #3

    Series Book 3 - The Price of the Jungle
    Bogotá, 1998. Luis is a systems engineer at a state-owned telecommunications company. His daily life revolves around code, office meetings, and lunches with a tight group of coworkers who have become his midday family. Among them is Valentina: beautiful, unpredictable, volatile. For weeks she provokes him with a persistence that leaves no room for doubt — lingering touches, loaded glances, double ... Read more

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    Series series Stories from Latin America (SLA)
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  • Take Me With You

    Portugal’s National Road 2, at almost 739 kilometers long (459 miles), is the longest road in the country, and one of the longest in the world. It travels the length of Portugal from Chaves in the north to Faro in the South. With a mythical status and its own identity, it’s the most beautiful route to travel if you want to get to know the people, landscapes, and the very heart of Portugal.The ... Read more

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  • The Country of Toó

    Translated by Stephen Henighan ...
    Series series Biblioasis International Translation Series
    A Crime Reads Best International Crime Fiction of 2023 • One of Crime Reads most anticipated LatinX Horror and Crime Fiction of 2023This sumptuously written thriller asks probing questions about how we live with each other and with our planet.Raised on his wits on the streets of Central America, the Cobra, a young debt collector and gang enforcer, has never had the chance to discern between right ... Read more

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  • The Boy Who Was Shanghaied

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    Raised by his father during the depression, author Angelo J. Kaltsos chronicles memories from his childhood through his adult years of traveling and work in The Boy Who Was Shanghaied.After his mother left the family when he was just eighteen months old, he and his older sister were raised by their father. Later, they were the subjects of a custody battle when their fathers ability to take care of ... Read more

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  • Cappy West in Brazil

    Cappy West: The Global Explorer, #1

    by Kerry Kier ...
    Series Book 1 - Cappy West: The Global Explorer
    Some explorers pack a map. Cappy West packed snacks.Meet Cappy West — a friendly capybara with a brass compass, a sage-green bandana, and absolutely no sense of direction. He never sets out to learn anything. The learning just keeps finding him.In Book 1 of Cappy West: The Global Explorer, Cappy sets off across Brazil and gets everything delightfully wrong. He goes looking for the Amazon River and ... Read more

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  • Drowning on the Inca Trail

    by Pat Cahill ...
    Pat and Scott are two intrepid backpackers who attempt to hike the Inca Trail that leads to the hidden Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru. They struggle against inclement weather, hazardous crossings and extreme elevations. It is a test of their courage, endurance and loyalty to one another. Will they make it or does their determination give out? ... Read more

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  • Inca Treasure - Poems from the Andes of Ecuador

    The legend of lost treasure of the last Inca king, Atahualpa, is guarded by remote, mist-veiled mountains in central Ecuador. Martin Litherland was summoned to explore this region and these poems, linking narrative and photos tell the story, as he and his companions tackle this essentially unexplored and uninhabited mountain range. Read about the treasure, gold fever, and the man with one hand. ... Read more

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  • Whispers of Honduras: A Peace Corps Experience

    by James Murren ...
    Whispers of Honduras: A Peace Corps Experience is a Peace Corps Volunteer (PCV) account of living in Olancho, Honduras from September 1997-December 1999. Manto was a quiet, little mountain town surrounded by pine-forested hills then. As a PCV, I was treated well, laughed a lot, learned to slow down, and developed a deeper understanding of international relations, environmental protection, poverty, ... Read more

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